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Netanyahu is using his Iraq script for Iran

Published October 5, 2012by Jasmin Ramsey 2 Comments

Haaretz reporter Barak Ravid references Jim Lobe’s widely read article about Bibi Netanyahu’s testimony to Congress on Iraq one year prior to the US-led war in 2003. In sum, the Israeli Prime Minister seems to be reading from the same… Continue Reading  

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